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New York Times, Monday, May 14, 1951
47-Across : Symbolic flower.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 78,
Blocks: 36,
Avg Word Len: 4.85,
Missing: { H J K Q W X Z },
Scrabble score: 269 (avg 1.42)
Open Squares: 68, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 4, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 35.7
1 M | 2 A | 3 M | 4 A | | 5 M | 6 O | 7 R | 8 S | 9 E | | 10 P | 11 A | 12 P | 13 A |
14 O | M | I | T | | 15 A | D | A | M | S | | 16 A | V | E | R |
17 M | I | N | T | | 18 T | O | P | I | C | | 19 R | E | A | M |
20 S | L | E | E | 21 P | E | R | | 22 L | A | 23 S | T | C | R | Y |
| | | 24 N | O | R | | 25 D | E | P | O | T | | | |
26 M | 27 A | 28 U | D | E | | 29 M | O | R | A | L | I | 30 S | 31 T | 32 S |
33 U | L | M | | 34 T | 35 E | R | M | | 36 D | O | M | A | I | N |
37 S | I | B | 38 S | | 39 A | S | I | 40 D | E | | 41 E | L | B | A |
42 I | D | E | A | 43 L | S | | 44 N | E | S | 45 T | | 46 V | E | G |
47 C | A | R | N | A | T | 48 I | O | N | | 49 R | 50 I | O | T | S |
| | | 51 T | U | R | N | S | | 52 B | I | N | | | |
53 S | 54 A | 55 L | A | D | I | N | | 56 B | I | G | F | 57 O | 58 U | 59 R |
60 A | R | I | A | | 61 V | A | 62 L | I | D | | 63 A | N | N | E |
64 G | M | A | N | | 65 E | T | U | D | E | | 66 N | E | D | S |
67 S | A | R | A | | 68 R | E | M | U | S | | 69 T | R | O | T |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 694
Across
1
Yesterday's heroine. :
MAMA5
Senator from Oregon. :
MORSE10
Important member of the family. :
PAPA14
15
Abigail ___, mother of our 6th President. :
ADAMS16
17
Nellie Tayloe Ross' concern. :
MINT18
19
Quantity of paper. :
REAM20
22
24
25
26
Famous English actor, Cyril ___. :
MAUDE29
33
German city on the Danube. :
ULM34
36
37
More members of the family. :
SIBS39
41
Pre-Waterloo residence. :
ELBA42
44
Bird family's home. :
NEST46
Not animal or mineral: Abbr. :
VEG47
49
51
52
53
Sultan who opposed the Crusaders. :
SALADIN56
France, Great Britain, Russia, and U. S. :
BIGFOUR60
"Una Voce Poco Fa" is one. :
ARIA61
63
Princess Elizabeth is her mother. :
ANNE64
65
Concert piece, as by Chopin. :
ETUDE66
Messrs. Sparks and Irish. :
NEDS67
F. D. R.'s mother. :
SARA68
69
Hambletonian race. :
TROT
Down
1
Objects of filial love. :
MOMS2
Plant used for yellow dye. :
AMIL3
4
5
6
7
8
Mona Lisa, for instance. :
SMILER9
10
Descriptive of a sitter's job. :
PARTTIME11
12
13
21
W. H. Auden is one. :
POET23
25
Hooded cloaks worn at masquerades. :
DOMINOS26
One of Truman's avocations. :
MUSIC27
28
Dark reddish brown. :
UMBER29
30
Artillery salute. :
SALVO31
Place "out of this world." :
TIBET32
Hidden obstacles. :
SNAGS35
Strait connecting Long Island Sound and New York Bay. :
EASTRIVER38
40
43
45
48
50
Mother's little darling. :
INFANT52
Waits for a favorable opportunity. :
BIDES53
54
___ virumque cano. :
ARMA55
56
Miss Sayao, Met soprano. :
BIDU57
Unique person: Slang. :
ONER58
59
62
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 10 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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